"NGUI is a powerful UI system and event notification framework for Unity (both Pro and Free) "
You can find Ngui on the Unity Asset Store.
Now, with these custom actions and proxies, you can work with Ngui from playmaker:
Different between Ngui 2.x and 3.x
It is not recommanded to try and port a previous project using Ngui 2.x to Ngui 3.x. If you do, MAKE SURE YOU BACK UP FIRST
Download package for Ngui 3.10.2, works on Unity 4 and Unity 5:
You can download it conveniently from the Ecosystem:
you can download it directly below too:
PlayMakerNguiExamples.unitypackage
Download package for Ngui 2.x:
PlayMakerNguiExamples.unitypackage
Note: the ultimate goal is to cover the whole api. Meanwhile If you see anything missing, need a custom action not yet featured, or want to comment: use the playmaker forum, you can request new actions, participate, reports bugs or issues.
Installation Instructions:
You must own a license of PlayMaker and have it installed on your project.
You must own a license of Ngui and have it installed on your project.
Then you can install these custom Actions and start using them.
Help and troubleshooting:
For any questions, please us as a first resort the forum
Listening to NGUI Events
- Drag the "NGUI PlayMaker Proxy" prefab into your scene. It will make available a set of global events "NGUI / XXX"
- In your GameObject target where you want to listen to nGui events, add the "NGuiEventsToPlaymakerFsmEvents" script
- Set the "NGuiEventsToPlaymakerFsmEvents" component to target the fsm of your choice ( it will pick the first one attached if it finds one)
- In the Fsm, add the ngui global event you want from the context menu. for example "NGUI / ON SUBMIT", and NGuiEventsToPlaymakerFsmEvents component will turn the submit event green so you know it's properly set up on that front.
NOTE: Use the Get Event Info action in PlayMaker to get event arguments. See also: http://www.tasharen.com/?page_id=160
Don't forget to also properly set up the nGui component that will fire these events. For example, if it is a slider, you need to set the "event receiver" to the gameObject where this proxy is located to receive the default "OnSliderChange" ngui function.
Custom Actions List:
coming soon
